pitchbypitch

Pitchbypitch is a term used to describe a structured approach to presenting or evaluating pitches in a sequential, granular manner. The concept is used in two main contexts: baseball analytics and sales or business pitching. In baseball, pitchbypitch refers to logging and analyzing each individual pitch within a game or practice session. Data collected for each pitch typically includes pitch type, velocity, trajectory, location, result, and the count, enabling detailed assessment of a pitcher’s repertoire and control. Teams use pitchbypitch logs for scouting, tailoring training, and informing strategic decisions, and broadcasters may reference pitch-by-pitch sequences to explain outcomes.

In business and sales contexts, pitchbypitch describes a technique in which a presenter delivers a sequence of short, targeted pitches—each addressing a different buyer segment, objection, or decision criterion. The approach can be used in investor meetings, product demos, or rapid-fire sales pitches, with each micro-pitch focusing on one value proposition or risk mitigation and often followed by a check for resonance or questions. The typical structure includes a concise objective for each micro-pitch, key talking points, anticipated objections, and a closing call to action.

Origin and usage: pitchbypitch is not tied to a single standard framework and has emerged in various forms across sports analytics and startup ecosystems. It relates to broader practices such as pitch tracking, micro-pitching, and structured summaries.

Limitations and criticisms: The method can be time-intensive and may overwhelm participants if not carefully moderated. In baseball, data quality and consistency are critical, while in business contexts, ensuring clear, aligned messaging is essential.